Examples of using Non grata in English and their translations into Serbian
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In response to that recognition of Kosovo, Serbia immediately proclaimed Montenegro's ambassador to Belgrade persona non grata.
In the everyday sense, a persona non grata can be called a person who does not cause a sufficient level of trust.
Trey's a persona non grata for the next couple of centuries.
The foreign citizen has been declared persona non grata and he will have to leave Russia within 48 hours," the FSB said.
There are a million reasons why a Dumpster Fire could be a persona non grata in the dating scene.
he was a persona non grata in Soviet cinema.
it will soon become a persona non grata on musical platforms.
is persona non grata, and has ordered him to leave the country within 48 hours.
the Yugoslav authorities still considered him persona non grata and for several years they prevented his books from being published in Yugoslavia.
the Ukrainian special services staged yet another provocation by unreasonably announcing an employee of the Consulate General of Russia in the city of Lviv a‘persona non grata'.
RTRS journalist, a persona non grata in the town and called on"all conscientious citizens to treat her as such.".
without having to explain its decision" declare any member of a diplomatic staff persona non grata.
And how did Amfilohije, from being a complete persona non grata in Western Europe,
declared them“persona non grata for activities incompatible with their diplomatic status”.
Layout by Persona Non Grata.
I thought you were Nervosa non grata.
Why is she not persona non grata?
Explorers and mountain men are now persona non grata?
Outside of school, he's persona non grata.
In 2004 he was declared"persona non grata" by the European Union.